The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

, t -~:; ~~ i~ v, r- • •••• Ot' illi° a Je d prOCee." 0 °sight I .~;;~ ~ ~-.✓ ~ rt+r+~t '...+" r:-" R~_,,ti,` tea. • , • -, • z . • , t „ m. " • Ott 4 . •* - •••,N ' • • • , te „,; I' .•• \ , - - ;4. met't": sinuatiol Ak , ?arran te ! by COO r Mr. Fee!, r. Snit. , he coo tie epurt °'s ER 808t.] MONDAY, JUNE presen tel f l 'oiling r e lie oil t ...•=bedenscedircr - ..,.........,!!.........• 4N °T 0.1.11.1?.-1 LIT-OFFIC, illay a f ISIS. • , reE is hereby:g.en-, that a .Session ofOyes ten Terminer and gaol Delivery, for the Trial e- Of the 4: " "tie , t irk Me n'lkh S•vs,2othiii the,.1. , !r;.-dicion (1 bt,i !lull of En,gdand,will beheld at Justice' yrilf,i?! the et t..gile.?/: ndon, on Friday, thc leth day ofJitii, iie.ll, ' 4 `4t o'Cl Lo och in the ITorniqr. GENERAL FrItEC HON. SEVEfOrkt P. • . ALDERMAN THORP. • - • T a very N4ti9er T ts atid.Respectabie MEET. INC; of the LIVERY of LONDON, Friends of AFL. DERNIAN THORP, held at the London Tavern, on Friday june 5, 1818y:1-::' GE.4i.ZAL P:LECTION, Nom the LONDON MATTE, Jume 6. • . rbe Coto :Ist Jodis TO THE • I'ORTI3I7 AND ELE'CTO: OF THE nokouon OF LEICESTER. • Lord ChantberlaiW.t-gffice, j'4oe 6- Orders for the Court's going into. ort "rliursdait next, the 1 lth inst., fur her. late Screric Highness the Princess of Saie Pillhourglidusen, niece to the Queiue The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain: linen,.whiti gloves, necklaces, and car rings, hla . ck or white shoes, fans and tippets.. Undress : white or, grey lustrings, tabbies or damask. - - ---• ENTLEM EN, r r 1 I very erieouruging tiiiiHus, of support AL which many of you have given Me, induce inc to offer m)tself'itt a Candidate .for the high honour of representing 4nyn4tive place in Parliament.' he o r( l '., Foru illes . ore , d to, J. IF. cizorsa. --- ----- " • 17IC777,11.LING,OFFICE, June 4, •18 1 8. El M e().ii.ll/SS lON EliS for,V IC T (IA II INp. „ it ,, . ~,., 6:, ~;;_. 11, E,5 . 7' l''S ,Vl4 Pi 7 do hereby . I,rire Ayntre, 0 . 111 T e ,',. :.'''7l, e 4 ;' Jr.ith Instant, they will be read,, tc receive ;'''',, in writinzr ri-ealeel na), and •treat ,l e vir z. _ .0 Ihtnereil' nn.s• of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of the - "te,, ,„, ri,. srctln, o• s t iri pf eqmql4:ol) . flness ; , ttnel ~- • . ied ttip; "?ilielrerl' „reins or LIVERPOOL or Coarse z grati •, ,, , tiI ZE S ALT ~ or .5 - 4111 crap-tot gNoilness• I ' '''se b6l ''' t° he •ft 4re-dried ;. to be answerable to Sampres co , r e ,: / I.°l 'if ea' n'ith-tt,e' Tenders, to be o'elfeererl le the 1 . 5 . !,h SlT foi.,/: ? ''''l, into his 3,r,7'47ty'.9 richz.rtling Stores at Dept .647nalr'd ll ' i l , ' Paiztfitr ,by Thai payelr, u•ithout , Int re , after ilate.• . . • . tiOltE CCiAtBE, Esq. in the Chair, Resefr-ed,unanimonslY,. 1. That a free representation of the...licoitle in ParHarnett' is essential to the stability of the Throne, to an inipartia atitninistzatioti of Justieei and to the security and welfare o the towniunity. . • .. • • y e DI icing t bd cero t', tict rtif'i; C' a y s 1 1 )icat"- .As oirriesrest connections are res'ilent on the spot; t May hope to have the hest Opportu►tities of beeMiling aCquainted with your local interests: and should I l.e placed, by your far Our, im.thedistinguisbed situation to which. I aspire, it shall be:.my.uniforpt endeavour to. approve. Myself worthy of your c.boie, by paying the greatest attention .to those local interests, and by giving upon :all occasions, an honest, uti biaseed, and independent vote. Beforethe ila,y'of Election, I shall hope to' be able to pay my respects in peilsdn to every one of the Electors. • - I 'basic the "honour to be; Gentlemen, :with Unfeigned regr.rd, Your faithful and obedient Servant, THOMAS PARES, Junior. • The Gentlemen , to. Wear black, full trimmed ) trinked or plaila linen, black sWtilds andimekles. Undress :grad troCki. • The Court to change the Mon ruing on ThursdaY, Ake lstb inst., viz. the Lad:es•to wear bl a ck silk or vN•et, cOloured ri liands, fans, and tippets or plain White, or white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with_ black ribands. Gent:le:lm n to Wear black toots, and black or plain wh i te, or white and gold, or Wtilt,t . and .silver stuff waistcoats, co in:At-4 sWords and buckles.' And, on Sunday, • thn,elstitpi., the Court to go out of mourning. • • - • • ..4. As Parliament - is nOw about it is desir able, that the LiVery of LOntiod , thould,:iftiitonstrate to the Icingdcyn at large their reverence for the principles of the Constitution, as established at the glorious Revolution of 1683, by conferring their suffrages oil those Candidates whose disinterested exertions, firmness; and. independence; have prorrd their anxious desire to proznate-the Pohlie Good: 'l Gen' e' , , Le clo 3 1: 1 1 0, A o riC 4(11- 8. That ecuutenip,lating• the sereic.es'of Alderman Thorp h the different situatiu,ri ss•iai.;tl lie leas held in . the Corporati.in as one of its Common Council, as Sheriff, wherein he maui• Tested the utmost solicitude to alleviate the distress of tht 7 '4, c -. , • . - , ter;, onlitions of the Contract 2nay he se,rl at toe Serre ,t e ) „ • the s. ol 2 . c , ilat this. Office ; or ly trp.oltriNT to the Collectors of r e ' bittie s y , • - t - dat, 11 - 111eiurst in Cheshire, rp,„ . •. at .t.iverpoo., an 2.1. e , , , i e l, / . _ . . .. 0,, 11 ) "rd - will he had to any Tender. in which the Price Ne 4 " t Tie' in;erted t in ri , r;rib tint• at jeolgth, or shall 4 41„ e : 6 ' ti t''re;i to the Board before One o 'Cl oc k on the said the '4 7 ' e4e.19,4 instit;;t ; nor ititte.ts the Person :oho make,. ki t,,,ittrf ., r, or some Pena n Ore kisbelt behalf, attends to an.twer 1: 41 4 1 A% , - Notice is hereby _ d iven, that four - days of the above Moura. ing ‘6ll he for his late highness the Prince" de Conde. 'Tempie, London, June :3, ISIS. • June 5, 1818. The Gai...ette of Sattirday announces th e appointment Robert Chester, Esq. to tie Assistant MdSter (Attie Ceremo. nies, in the rOonr tsl'far S. Cottrell, deceased,• and 'that the honour of Knighthood has !teen:conferred by the Prince Re gent on tile - Gentleman thus appointed. • , , The honour of Knighthood 'hat also been conferred on Charles•Brotyrt,. of Marg'aretta Yarn], in the County of Nor folk, and upon Thomas Berners Plestow,ot Watlington-Hall, in the County of Norfolk, and . of Beruer's-street, in lila County of Middlesex, Esq. • -' • ocl ol- s cr r yilig . 110 ) cot 010 Prisoners under-his care; his exemplary discharge of the (Itt . ties of that as testified by the recorded and unanimous approbation, of the Livery at. large; and as an upright and indefatigable Magistrate, at ah times supporting every (Ilea ! sore calcOlated to protect the Rights and Privileges of his Fellow-Citizens; his general knowledge of the Commercial Interests of ,this his native City; his exertions" as a Member of the Irish ,Societe, ,for which he was unaniowucly elected its Governor; and particularly for his benevolent disposition ' evinced by his support of numerous Charitable Institutic ns of this Metropolis, combined with his col mpeachab!C grity and consistency of'Political conduct in opposing all un necessary public expenditure,. 4rid using his nit - twi s t mica= yours to secure retrenchment and .economy, this Meeting is of opinion, that Alderman 'Thorp is eminently qualified to he&)me one of the Representative; for this City in Parlia ment:and as fully entitled to the suPport of the Livery of London. ; _, ' .• L. • ,• • . . . .. .. ._ . . . • 'Under the immediate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Duke atid:Dochess of CUMBERLAND. the Duke and Duchess Of CAMBRIDGE, and several Personages of Dis• tinctlon. _ KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. IGNOIt A CORR! most respectfully_ informs KY. the Nohiiiiy, Gentry, and the Public, that her BENE FIT CONCERT will take 'place on MONDAY, the loth of June; 1818. )3„l l fr tr e , 'Jtjan . , . . . . . . . - - ForeignOgite, June R. Foreign • His Royal Highness the Prince' Regent has heed pleased, in, the natue,and on the behalf oritis Majesty,thapprove of Mr. Prancis Parotll as Consul at Gibraltar for the Grand ',Attie of Tuscany - • • • 'PRINCIPAL VigAr. PERF o4l3l ERS—Madarliel Othir, Mts. Sal mon., and Miss. Stephens Miss K. Cord. and Signora Corri, Signori Crivelli, Garcia, Naldi, Anahrogetti, Bcgres, Angrk phani, and Mr. Braham. In the course of the Evening Madame Dusselc and Miss •Dussk will play a brand Duet oat he Harp and PianO-Forte. Leader the Baud, Signora Spagnoletti, astisted by the Principal performers of the Opera Band. Boxes are erected in the ltooms to accommodate Prties.' Applications are respectfully requested to he made to 'signora Corri, 39, Golden-square, or at the Office. of the King's 'Theatre. Tickets of Admission, 103.6 d. each, may be had as above.— To begin at Eight o 'Cl oc k. • „s rr °6T , irr BANKRUPTCY ENLARCIED. T. Thaekray and R. Bottrell, Greenwich, linen-drapers, front June 6, to July 25. BANKRUPTet - SUVERAEDED. E. Coxton, Birchwood Park, Derbyshire, I ime-burtfer.. BANKEUPTS: ' . . .• I'. C.' P,ailry, taiten•street, Cheai.side, warehonseinalt, to stirrender 20,• and July 18, at eleven, at thiibl- Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Martin's-lade, Cannon street; • G.. Jackson,. Widettate-alley, Bislropsgate-street, baker, June 13, 18, and Jul) 18, at tett,lttAinildhall. Attet•ny`,:lllr. Butler, ('ornhill. • • ."1'41": P REMISES, the PROPERTY of GOVERN MENT, for SALE. 1 1 11 . Victualling-Office, May 8, 1818. NI I E E{ S for Vit.:lllA L LI NG 'a 'vtj CIA.! tiTY'S NAVY do herelty.give — Notice, tliat the 7th ofsdule - next. they will' be ready to re l'ittj\;';s It 'ts in wr i t i ng (seated up), and treat for th e Sale FS at VA LLE'YFIE I.D, in theionnediate vicinity d4t4l-4Yetl.iii and nrighliottihood Eliot...rich, with th e b rp , thitlingl and Erections re "thereon, lately (recopied as blv tt lt for i'lisoners of War; and also of the TWO ihl 1.4C4-101..TSES on the Hi g h Grounds itnotediately'. t te i r it the ü b or e Premises, Which "are occupied &y the '144:441 S urgeon of the Depot, with the aro!tds sur -1•:4 i t th e „ me. ' Preinises were tnnuotly used -as an extensive. rh se, ~4 flet "rv, fur which, or any other Manufacturing . 111 1ly,„ . "Y are well caleirlated, haring a most ahun4larit 1 1 71 . audernttaining c;itensive Ranges of Build- US the ousts, lt ; 1 Y Dt-scriptions ; and • which were 41 rtl,Nr rz~q p. :: . re very c o mmo di ous and well- fi nished. (l c ." ILuiais may h e k nown b y applying to Mr d h „ 11 ?" :o. at V a lle s tield, , w h o will &hew the Pre -1)1'1'4 'Na - their respective Brotodaries• r ~,',°"3 . 41 to tiecome Ptirclgisers iiputi this Occasion kill " v , ••"ter for the whole De Jilt Premises, anyl:for the 11, 41 1 1 . tiN);.; ;"uses Conjointly or i for the Depot Premises • 4 t , 4 4, ' " vt . e '"S r eS m7 ' n or hoth. of ihe I)we-lliin;- r ik 1, iron. ..rpot reiniSeS, at their optio . i. that so. 'Fetid. r' wilt be reVeived w Inch 1,,, deli` .t. be. i...ertrti in words •at • or that red t o Ili,' lioard beforr , One o erk orl I lie i / jI C: -L sOiro r ti " l r i i i i S eg b s e I t l l :l ' f, i L a 9 t s t f e " i i i, ! s h t ‘ o ) ,1 called fox [1 i., -% c ., mit- wEsrs Ext-TißrrroN. ;, 1 4., 1 1-it. , 4 1 EAT PIG! (JUL .I)E.-ITH on 'the ki`' , ll '' N , ....P E n N' l ',; )l- .L . q...., CUIRIST, .T.EliEr.s. IN'tlit., . , wit II several NCI • UR.Its and "MO; I cl- ~S e Scriptural S;rhjt•cts, are now EXI - ILSI'I ING. l'ti. tlti,„"Nbediate Patrata- , e of his Ro~•al lliglotess The <(1, ) 1'; n t, at N 0.125, P 1,17.1.-.1.1LL, near chrlton-llouse, 40. Nut Tett till Five . . CI - lA:S. SNIAltl', Sec. •-•___,... 5..._ IVE ------ 111 t t t 1 r ° .tlie Amount of a Milli tin is ready c 'rrlifiklitrZi'l."(ivaneed, upon Nlortgage or Ft veltold Estates -1 ,',,, t ; tipi t l :: tfti• Annuities secured on PP olirrty its any part 'lli ' 6 ll t (4 Kin'' ' • i which f • iu t it years pur -4 jG', il jr 0, • ,- , ..0,1t, or from C4 ~.t_p. Si;it..• g''rto; also upon 1 ife Interest, arising nom 'ltt, Uttq •'aze stq . - tt-• ,t• * • • 'l ,4;n ev in i v ;;, s, c t , , .. , e ..enietos, iy it,ows . ~, i ii. i i.tists, . i khlt`,•tyn i r , t r el. Livings, and upon eligible.personal seen '.',trj.l.', (kf' n , l 'e purelia, t • of 14.i - et-sit/us and Post Obit Bonds. t _.\ i i . l ,4l ) . (;,:_ go it Ode preferred, and promptitude and secrecy .' tl, i 1 ! „„ 3 , e rred. . ..- . , `lttitie r)irg.t."tally, betn•een Nine and Fire, or .by Letter, ' j .c ''' r . of the National Bank, Nu. 8, Lower Juhu• 911-srptare. Ili C O RD IAL BA LAI of GI LE: 11 ) . b 4 :::: t 1,41.',4Zies liloud without inflanaing,it ;-traces (1(4- '41),;1.111111,1t,,, violently thir neryous sy_ste t tu, organs : resolves !iiii.ittioil.'_,"aviseerit and other . inii !liti;llexe4‘ ~nil throws oft viscid st-i:ou.irrtgd:llioitioiorsi strength' inusctf;ar .fibres to Itik ,tti,,,.t•it-Il 141,a, and rings ti.i.ch. tl. to oroiluee tllu N I , . 41 and healthy tone_; as it is calculated,, ‘,,,, !,,,,_ ~., etilert4.ithle ilegree.al) Or any of these ace", ,l'.tadlau,s,t`_ et' ji, 4111 loodifieatiiitis and rt4trictions, be e q'''," ).,, dial liy d t tl tif• G e tore of teen, ,fleeirs-of dee"Y• :1-It.isce' t.le..'i.u•aded 'ilb,l.tkiitt'le"(l Makesa 'l4rect ittlaik upon th" ""rt',, ),4%t,verWill he fonnil to apply indirectly or col d ..;a " lly to • Yuth • • tkill,'lt'tlPtir;l4:ttY?.ll)rieet of Dr, SOlomon; of I.lverpozili,.,.ttlsieloPtriclie-;. rti it ~...idt 4 Lestoiijr,,.. „.1141,ere sobitlits 11 . 1 s 1 . 1... ll ll l 4 ,, , i ti l t( lZ : el . : ;I,: filet.ie,l:titnide,p,,lrt:::::J I,l).yh,a,,loii;g, aanniiiiiis!.!teut;ii.,ris.:fltts'el slic"'h , 4 %/f, U , f their passions, hare ruined their eclist . i , ..,,, •‘• un a p,i.fect 1.,t1, 4 _ po„alis, or in tom ‘v , ,, ) I , . 141.1;1Itillvy. u.4fhttittli,i,o,ti of . i hat ' di.t•plorali le . nuLtlaily.,..i.,ir.e, atle . , - 1 11 ti (NI i,,,,„ • ~.1,1 er•oitts synttoin4...th a t h •tr , a . i,„ ,t o ,i ) i s iro l .-1 11, c e , liii , iii i :,, 1 anectiorts of the nervons systtin t I " . I . jtt i , of vt,'"nintaty e„issi,,,,, excesses, irregillarity, phstinc ,,,'i k rl c , j" eitettatin, oi.ii:liiiesses, total i tit poteneY.,,,bar -4"lit• "ti I •, • Iltit• the relief lie wishes to administr,,is•not -41.Illtht'l4,Pctese alone The v•iletudinoriatt by birth, who.. llll‘.4'll'ol'iti-r6rn his p.arelits flit inheritance of il disease" 44144, '..c triune •tl d •1* f.- le Wholll an int inured 1 41 , li '''ve life ' the ! ca l tei "'a ' 1 Tate Us? of tea tint, k ri• „..., ,a, toge.aer wit.) Lir iininoot. . ~., tip ~f crni,,,li iiil watery alinients,has, without any 4. ';',:• of 1 16 4 . 1 )4 ', l t oii 411 the e:ilainitous'svmptuins of a Linsuu 1 ''r tliPtli!i,"" ate, u•it hoot ti i .1 • .•statice, sink "g into iic4(i'crigrave I. 'lil such n • L ts 3 tlt l ese, the Corditl Brilin °li it: t div.ril alri,l•4 the mo- C‘rinatient relief, and restore ti;Not,),,,No t -l i,i ti ,, tliii•iiee) to theP vkiit.elit:of all the conifats ,I.,esni,,, li t E, of ()tie Bottle in f.our. II 1 1 . • !•; 1..e,..0111 and Co. 150, Oxford -street ; Ward, 3 . , , u‘ , l & 41 , i", re trand •• anise. Al ri Goatley, -133, -Mum' 'et., lir„ 44 " by ry i ' • 1 , 1 V. der it, all .Nlarket iut-i' '111 1 ': ,3 1 . " :_"::.: he .ki yg r' do " t i n tr , ' at e ] ti al ( 1 . 1 :it miller AI . edieiii , e ,3 l s :e b ri sT ill, , t. lls !I . -i ,or.four in one Paanly bottie for .. ~:.. it. tri,, ,, - , i 41'414" 13 saved, with the words " Nam!. 501 .. . ' en gravt don tliestAlup, to ituitate which is • i'l)t, , ‘v, corr e , she , t l hat the, luteug,Witi) Ur.. Solomon will please totthplitn-itt 4if One pound expected, ad - ) 4 lt e r• Dr Si.lloalcm, Gileatl-ilouse, near tutat j i 'e POSli%e." 4. 'That the present Meeting do act. as a General Com mittee, with power to add to their nnmher, And MEET DAILY at the KING'S HP.A . D TAVERN, POULTRY, for the purPose of securing Aldernian Thorp's Electi(M. S. • That the Thanks of Meeting be given tn' Royce Conibe, :Esq. for the al)le manner in which - lie has conducted . the bitsiness of this day, and for the stapport he has given to the cause of Independence. 6. That the foregoing Resolutions be inserted in the Mor itir and Evening Papers. ..BOYCE COMBE To, the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY GI LON 00',N. GENTLemeN, impressed with gratitude hr the Re ‘ ! "Ir solutions which my Friends have this day adopted;and haeiug the fullesteoniblencein their kind aticizealogs support, I do not hesitate far a moment to utter mytudf as a Candidate at the approaching General Meet ion, for the high and honour able situation of one of your Represimtatires in 'Parliament. Firmly :Attached to our excellent Constitution,. as''esstab!islied at the gloricias Revolution of; GEIS, I shall lavariablyoppose any encroachment upon its tmat'vaittalile bulwarks, the Ha beas Corpus Act, the Trial bytury, and the Liberty of the Press. .I shall, on all occasions, prose myself the firm friend of Peace, liconomy, and it'etrenchui.ent, and a Reforni 'in the' Representation of the People in Pal 'lament, as indispelisibly necessary to the prosperity of the Empire. ,Should I, upon these principles, be honoured with your support, and obtain .. tile great object, of my ambition, I will cheerfully dedicate . ray time; aad attention to a faithfUl discharge of that important trust..• „ . I have the honqurto be, ,Gentlemen, • Your faithful auclohedien 4 t servant, JOHN THOMAS THORP, A hlgat e, sth June- 1818. To the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT 'LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, FT ER some earneit lint unsuccessful emlea yours with several highly fit and respectable -Alen of this City, to induce them to stand forward at tbis,time, and solicit' the honour of Representing you in the Pat liament about to be chosen, I hare found myself unexp ctedly pressed by many.of your respectable Body, and of my personal Friends, to 'ltalie, on ; this occasion, the tender of my humble services. Should this opinion, so flattering. for : me as : already •ez pressed, be at once supported by a more.gereral approbation of the Independent : Liverymen of 06,3 Ciy, t shall be eager to offer myself to your choice, of which I should, witir reason, be as proud as grateful, and would strive to manifest and prove these feelings ' by the Most ,ditigcilt, zealous, and indepen dent excrtirms for th.r peculiar rights and interests of your an cio nt City and Corporation, and for the general benefit of the Empire. I am, very sincerely, Gvntlern'cn, GO, Lombard-street, Your most uuedient bumble servant, TOQMAS ItOWCROFT. Junc,G, ISM • To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDER:4 of the COUNTY of ESSEX. GENTLEM EN, the full expe c t at i on o f an early Di s s o l ut i on ` if Parliament, I venture once more to offer myself to yourmot ice, and anxiously to salieit.t he honour of your coun tenance and support towards my Re-Election as one of your Representatives. - The same principles which first induced me to aspire to the high honour of a seat iu Parliament equally urge we to seen a renewal of yonr . favours ; and if, being again honoured with your confidence, I am vim:edit] a situation so much the ob jeet of DIV ambition, a reilewal of attcotion, and exertion shall ..tiot.be watiting . on my pail in thi. exeicite of -its various duties, I ]rare the bonnor to- be, Gentle Men, ' • Your,taitbfut o;i:client:Servant,. J. :111.C141i. t-101-113LON. Jutic s, 1 S 1 8, T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW:, No. XXXVJ. WILL. BE PUBLISHED To-MORROW. Contents the Poor LaWs. - 4. 'Chptain Hall's Voy age to the Islands of Loo•choo. 3. Foliage, by Leigh Hunt. -1 The Congo Expedition—Recent Diseoreries_ in Africa. 5. Frankenstein. Er. Origin, Moral Constitution, arid pre sent State, of 'oar Indian Army. 7. Sir Howard Douglass on the Passage of Rivers. 8. Behring's Strait and Polar Ba sin.„ 9. flazlitt's Characters of Shakspcare's Plays. • 'ttL Ac count of the Pifidarries. 11. Ancient and Modern Green-• land.. 12. Cause of Easter, 1818, liing• • appointed oa a wro ng p;.y. 13. Eirkton's Secret History of the Church of Scotland ; and Russet's Account of the Murder of Archbi shop Sharp. lirioted for J. 11fti.tutAY, Albe'tnarle-street. . • AIETROPOLIS PAVING ACT. .This Day were published, pi ice Is. Gd. sewed, 2 s. half-bound, or is. 6d. boutid in ►Led, a New Edition of EARSLEY' TAX TABLES, fur the Year -MIL 1K I containing, t he—General. Taxes, and a' Suppl e men t , with the Acts of Op: Last Session relating to Ware bouses',' Shops,•&c . .. Bette& Clubs,. Labourers' WageV, Saving Banks, Navy Agents, Prize-goney„ Seamen's Allowances, Innkeepers' ,t.)lowances, Game, Poaching, Arrests for Debt, and a copious Abstract of„the,Metropolis Paving Act.. London : Published by James lmper, 46, Flect-street. . . • • • • '; Jlist publiibel, price ss. in boards, r,rHE 2EG IS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical JR. -nientary . on ,tlte" Indiscretions arising. from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues,.Venerea, Got-iorilacta:,"Strletttres,•Scinillai Wehkness, &c. are fully developed ; Nit 11. containing souse remarks Oil certain Female COmplai n t s , in particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces. Practical Obser-va;ioni tni •Sextia I Debility,: Self-:' AboSe,&C ; in Pant IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the receding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, 'he whole addrcssoa to the Youth and Maturity of bulb Sexes ,•- • . • py GOSS Ind Co. Consulting Surgeons. Ms, he had 'at 20, Pateruoiter-row, i 74, Fleet-Street, 98,' Cheayside, .50, : Piccadilly, : London ; and' at all 13oulisel- Messrs. Goss and Co. areito be ix:insulted, as usual, every day, at their mouse; and Patients in the Country are.regoet.ted to ilescrihe minutely the Casc, enclosing a Remittance for Ad vice and Medicine, which canahe, forwarded to any part cittlitt World. Goss and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverig-street, Fleet street, Lundun. , . - • - Catrloten,' Plyttintith, Jnne 16, 1.7, at eltven, and iTufy-18, at five, at the Royal HOtel,iPlymouth. Attornies, MessrS,-Adlington . and Gregory. Bedford-row, Londint ; and NTr:Jaeobson, Frankford-strcet - Plymouth. - Ctimherland:itie'et;' 'Curtain- rdad, stone-mason, June•l3, - 16, and July ls, . at twelve, at ney, Mr. Smith, Baruard's•itm, HolbOrn. - G. Hart; Norwieh 'ir , ninomzer, Junr:, 24, -23, and July 13, at .four; at the Rampant Horse-inn; Norwich. Attornics, Messrs. Marston and Day, Norwich; . mid Mr, Alabott, Res-yard, Chancery-lane, London. J. Nicholsiin and J. Brown;:Bnw-lane, pin and ricae-manu facturers, June IC, and 4n1y.18, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. flreenwood, Lawrence-lane. Yeatcs, Bordesicy, Warwickshire, patten-tyeLmanufac truer, June 18. 20, and Jury 'lB, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. Attorney, Mr.. W. F. Stevenson, Lincoln's-ion New-square. C. Mackay, Livorpool, earthenware-dealer, June QQ, 23, anti July 18, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool., Attornics, Gregory Liverpool t . and Messrs. Dacie and John, Palsgrave-place, Temple London. T. Bernard Birch, Liverpool, earthenware-dealer, June 23, 23, and July Is, at one, at the George Inn , Liverpool. At tornies, MP. Gregitry, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Dacie and John, Paisgrave-place, Temple, London. J. Walter, Bath, cabinet-ranker, June 18, 19, and July 18, at one, at the iFuli-Moon , lnn, Batlt Attornies, Mr. High moor, Scott's-yard, London ; and Mr. Hodgson, Bath. A. Brewer, Bath, doter, June is, 19, and July 18, at eleven, at the.Full-Anon 7 hin, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Hightuoor, Scott's-yard, Loltddri; and . Mr. HodgSirn, Bath: M. "'aslant and . T.•Haslam, Bolton, Lancashire, linen-drapers; Jung A 2, 23 , ,and July 18, at two, at the Bridgewater Arths-Ihn; Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Cunliff, Manches : ten; and Mi . nsrs: Clarke, Richards, anti Medcafe, Chancery lane, London. R. Biss,CaStN . Eden, Durham, copperas-manufacturer, June IC, 49, 'arra Jitly-18, At' the Iltid4e-inn, Attornies, .Messrs.. Swain, Stevens, Mapl e s, Pearse, Amt. Predericles•placeOld Jewry, London ; .and Mr. Laws; Sanderlan'd. M, L. say,. Upper Norton -street, - Mary-le-bone, stone. maSun, June 20. 27, and - July 18, at ten, at . At torney,- Mr. Carlton, High-street, Mary-le-hone. , J. - Bennett, Mancheiter,- woollen,-corcPmantlfacturer, July 1,2; and 18, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man chester. Attornies, Mr. R. arid C. Jackson, Mancl,es ter r and Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row, London. • - Jane 27. Asinvoith; Ibootlifi;1,1, in the Forest of Rotten laic, Lancashire,' woollen-manufacturer—July . 11,'G. Laing, George -yard, Loinh4rd , trect, merchant—June 27, W. Elgar, Maidstone, groc'e . r- - ..inly 7, D. Lewis,' • Millotcf-hat en, Pem brokeshire, spirittnerchaut—Jun e 23, 3. Robinsim, Dorking, Surrey, baker—July 4, A. Sheath, Bostoa, ,Lbscolt4hire, 27, T. Williams, Back-hine, Bethual-greep, insurance-btoker—June 20, .1. Bownas; LirerpoOl. and S. Rogers, Malta, merchants—July,i, 'l'. Butler, Aston 'fir-. rold, Berkshire, grocer—June 30. J. Scriyen and J. Scriren,. Aleester; Vvaiwickshire, needfethakers—June JO, rl. Gould, Birmitn4ham, grocer--:June 27, 1). Gloier; Gutter-lane, merchant—June 27, It. Steele, fl istol, druggist—June 27, .S. Barnard, Southwark, rictindler—June 27, W. Orme. Sontlmelrli,•distiller—June'27, it. Dickinson, St. John-street, •Clerkenwell, brewer—June 27, J Thumis, Beading, gro cer—June 1'27; S. Sail/I/SIM . and C. Chipcase, Bcead street, ,sills . -ntOrceffi--..linte 9, J. Nene, St. John-Street, (Act ken well, flonr-facjor—Juue 9, W. Paternoster; Rochester, lan- Iwider—F. H. Ronahls and J.Sipg - Leton, Fost e r-l ane , Cheap side, warel4ousemen—Juite . 29. J.. Manks, Leeds, (Aval on:reliant. I:ItTIFI(.;..ATES-../u.NF. 27. W. 11.4tist , , WOol‘tie:h; victualler—lt. Stephens, Long-lane, Bermondsey, tanner—'l': Swindells, Ntauchestes, linen-draper Wood, Harwie.l), fishertuaa-I'. [lack, Beiir,parden, Si. Saviour; Sontliwarl., anchorsmilh—.A. C. Low, Tokenhous.e yard, Merchant-4i: 11. Ronalds, Foster-line, warehouseman—W.. N. Marsden, NtancheStet and Salford, corn-dealer—F. ILsoleld, St. Phillip and jacoh, :Gloucester, cooper-It'. Makios, Southwell, Notzingliam shire, tia4 Ores- . see—W." Suaitlt, nortingdent, Susse, 'B . :North, Manchester, factor---,1. rarish,l4ast.l.'eignmout ti, Devonshire, •dealer of music:it instruments—;!. broker- 7 . S. Jones,' St. Georze;Gliiiiet'stri-, uhrc(lcri lit." PARTNLIISHIPS fl SOLVED. J.. and G. Lermittee, woollen-drapers—S. Hall and T. Nlash;lVltite's-row, hiteehapel, ;;cease-melTers —G. Janes It. Edbrooke, ShireliaMptoo, Glonc",.te, shir e , smiths—J. and J. Storer, and- G. Clough, Perhy, chandlets--(i. Lancashire, ,;lass- sellers—lt. Dbusbea y and :NI. Withetintrion,'Bell-lane, Spital fielik,•mostard-tikaisfacturers--D. Redmond, J. Wq.rinior,.. , ton, jun. and.l.Snlit h, Threadneeille-strict, patent,cork-nr."... mil:tenth:Es—l. Lee and .1. Kennedy, flamwersmith, see j s ... mes-G.:lionningl - on and G. Thorpe, Red Lion-street, (A cr ,. keriwell,.e;thinet-in,ll:ers---T, is Breton' and Bristid, hatiers-L-A..laMe, on and D. Paul, surgeons—T. Bindle, Iligton; anti 'l'. Walsh, Black bourn, Lancashire,. builders—S. and..-.. Thomson, 2, G recr i.. Wood, and A.'Nl'Dougall, 11 ,, rherbit he, cork cutteri.-G„ L., and C. , Weddatt, Selby, Yorkshire, wine-merellattis.....E, p u n_ lonise and J. Gidson; Coatisam Nluadeville, 'Durham, flax spinners. [Military I'4 °motions To-morrow.] to le 9Ve pe ; o' v e eel re"„f vat ion lo hill d :l t e re: 0,1 Elie„ 01 6• c•~' , t; %10 0 F•14,.`1.-110. .~ cJ. ' pc• r4l() i e P: 1414. f,tf" AB C Ciz' r of' 6 Pc J 3 ~ . 4 toM jo' reld' IV ° IC THE LOTTERY, ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW.-!SEVENTY-SIX • • • CAPITALS. -•-•• • ITAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Sold ansi Shared at their old, established:Office, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Four of the Capital Prizes drawn lastThurs day,„4th of June.: Tliey hare now a variety of Tickets and Shares (warranted midtown) on Sale, and solicit public at tention ro the followin,, , Grand • STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 Prizes of .E.20,000 Q • Prizes of 3,000 2 Prizes of 2,000 18 • Prizes of .500 . .15 Prizes of BOO 36 Prizes of 2OO &e. &c. The Sixth-drawn Prize Oove 1,0001. ninst be • ,C,22,000, ,C. 23,300, or ,C. 40,000 ! TUESDAY, the 16th of JUNE, will be the Last Day of Drawing but One. FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS were sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, in the Last .Year's Lotteries, at the-ir very. old. Office, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London (established itpwiirols of MO years), and where Prizes have been Shared and sold amounting to MANY MILLIONS. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In small Octavo, price7i. a Fourth. Edition of ' nr.llE comFoars of OLD AGE. With Biographical IllustratiOns. By Sir THOMAS BERNARD, Bart. Printed far JOHN MURK Albemarle-street, Lont!)n.